Course Overview!

The Undergraduate Certificate in Operations and Supply Chain Management is designed to prepare students for careers in operations and supply chain management. It's suitable for both business and non-business students, as well as working professionals seeking career advancement. The program covers core operational concepts and supply chain principles, equipping graduates with practical skills applicable in various industries. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enhancing students' understanding of operations management, supply chain management, and related areas such as process design and improvement, production, inventory management, and quality control. It aims to develop analytical and problem-solving capabilities essential for managing and optimizing operational processes and supply chains.

Course Structure

The certificate program requires a total of 15 units. Nine units are dedicated to required courses, focusing on fundamental aspects of operations and supply chain management. These core courses provide a strong foundation in the field. The remaining six units are elective courses, allowing students to specialize in areas of particular interest or to complement their existing skills. Elective options provide flexibility for students to tailor their education to specific career goals and interests within the broader field of operations and supply chain management. The program is jointly sponsored by Continuing Education and the Department of Management, offering a blend of theoretical learning and practical applications.